Big Data: The Danger in Knowing Less and Less about More and More
If policymakers want clearer direction about how to prioritize limited resources, then they can stop paying for meta-analysis.
OPINION -- Doctors are awash in data. With the advent of Big Data in healthcare, and its promise to bring physicians, policymakers, and payers a Grand Unifying Theory of Everything, a cottage industry has formed in its wake: Call it the Big Crunch.
